Cinderella of the rich second generation school grass

Chapter 91

Feiya cried and said: "Oh, don't blame me anymore, I also know that I should concentrate on my textbooks at home at this moment, but I don't know how to do it, I just can't calm down, so I have to call I called you for help."

Unexpectedly, Brother Shan didn't even have a comforting tone.

I only know where I am, chatting endlessly: "Please help me? Did you make a mistake? You can't read the book and shouldn't call to harass me, really, if I fail the exam I'll ask you to settle the score, by the way, why didn't you tell me that I didn't have to go to school for self-study today, so I ran to the school early in the morning, only to see how the school was so sparsely populated, and I was puzzled for a while. "

"Haha... How do I know you don't know? If I knew you didn't know, I would definitely tell you, but if I call you, it doesn't mean that it will affect your grades. Then I'm too wronged! " Fei Ya said aggrievedly.

Brother Shan put the phone on his shoulder and bowed his head and said, "Come on, I know you can pretend, you should read the book obediently, if you don't want to read, it will only be two days."

Fei Ya said weakly: "Okay, well, I won't bother you anymore."

Brother Shan said: "Well, it's not an interruption, that's all, bye."

"Okay. Bye bye."

After hanging up the phone, Brother Shan continued to put his hands on the table, picked up the book and read it.

Alas, the more I look at it, the more I am frightened into a cold sweat.

I hardly know the English reading text in the book, and I don’t know what is written in it. It’s really uncomfortable to read it like this.

But it doesn’t work if you don’t look at it, okay.

Let's take a look at how the key words are used.

If this is the case, you should still have some insights when you do multiple-choice questions.

Oh, what a shame.

I can't blame myself for my poor English.

Because other students bought repeaters and tapes when they started taking English classes in junior high school.

Until I was in high school, when my classmates changed from the original repeaters to e-books, but I didn't have any of them.

(End of this chapter)